Ok, here is package full of presets for your new Inverse, Ambience, Chorus and Plate. Just copy everything to your Scope 5 preset folder.

Keep in mind that new Chorus seems to have bug. It can not open preset list from main GUI but you can open preset window in routing panel edit: if chorus is loaded in mixer slot you can access preset list for this device by right click on effect name and you will get option window with 4. options: remove, insert, surfaces and hide. You can access preset list from surfaces window.

I see some people miss some presets for some devices etc...well you can simply copy everything from your "old" Scope 4.5, name properly if needed and they will work!!!

This is why this forum rules.
A combination of many minds always wins.
Thanks.
I made my own but having these really helps as the STW Chorus Delay is deep and takes time to do a single preset.
Since I use them in insert slots, AUX and even direct in a project window, just one preset needs to be stored/re-stored 3 or 4 times.

Hi Mpodrug,
there's possible to share the manuals that comes with original Warp devices? (if exists)
I think that they are switchable to SC as the STW presets.
This because I find a bit hard to understand every knob inside the new SC (warp69) devices...
Thanks in advance

erminardi wrote:Hi Mpodrug,
there's possible to share the manuals that comes with original Warp devices? (if exists)
I think that they are switchable to SC as the STW presets.
This because I find a bit hard to understand every knob inside the new SC (warp69) devices...
Thanks in advance

Hi! I don't have any manual, i did not know they even exist?!! But from my point of view you really don't need them. This is maybe sounding funny or whatever but you have your ear. Twist knob and listen what is it doing to sound. Look for reverb size, densitiy, modulation, damping and X time factors. They will affect your sound in big part. On plate tweak reflection area to bring initial transient of sound, push it away etc. Play with delays and lfo for weird fx.

you really don't need anything. These great devices simply force you to tweak (in a good way)